Cartoon Guide to Federal Spectrum Policy
js7a writes "The New America Foundation has published The Cartoon Guide to Federal Spectrum Policy (pdf). An excellent 14 page guide that everyone should print a few copies of to have handy in the backpack or car. Learn what would happen if the government regulated speech the same way they regulate airwaves. Learn the truth about microbroadcasting, smart radio, and so-called intererence (all previously covered on Slashdot.) Learn more creative ways to tell Congress to stop giving away public resources to private corporations. Make the most of your rights to use unlicensed wireless, before it's too late."
...this pdf looks like a japanese VCR user's manual?
This sort of thing is the best way to get something through to the public. What's more likely to get people interested: pages of plain text or a comic strip?
Thank you. I'll remember your post next time I try to explain to someone why the education system isn't doing its job...
Sounds like they are finally reaching out to Dubya!
One example the article gave was a 24 hour Hare Krishna station broadcasting nothing but chanting 24 hours a day.
No, that was actually a Bush Presidential Address regarding the Iraqi war.
I'll remember your post next time I try to explain to someone why the education system isn't doing its job...
I doubt it. His post wasn't in cartoon form.
spews noise with 2000 watts of power through a massive antenna
That's why God invented the straight pin.
Stick one of those through your cable and watch the circuits fry.
Ah, the days of CB radio "wars". Good times, good times.
I bet people don't borrow your CDs much
You talk about how dumbing down the level of intellectual discourse is a bad thing, and then you go on to quote Homer Simpson?
Ok there, buddy...